Asian share markets struggled to hold firmer ground on Tuesday but won some respite from recent losses, while the euro rose tentatively as investors took a break from selling it off over
The Bank of England looks set to leave the door open to further monetary easing and admit the recovery may be weaker than it had hoped when it publishes new quarterly forecasts
Worries about Greek sovereign debt and a potential spillover elsewhere rattled financial markets again on Monday, squelching a tentative recovery by both European shares and the euro. Stock markets were generally lower,
Falls by energy stocks and financials, unsettled by persistent market jitters, outweighed gains from defensive drugmakers and tobacco stocks to push Britain's top share index slightly lower by midday on Monday. By
Stock index futures pointed to a flat open on Monday as nagging worries about euro zone sovereign debt continued to weigh on sentiment. Over the weekend, European finance ministers tried to assure
JSC LTB Bank of Latvia, has received a licence from the Central Bank of Cyprus to provide banking services in Cyprus, through a branch. JSC LTB Bank operates in Latvia since 1991
Britain's leading shares gained 1.1 percent in early trade on Monday, rallying following a sharp decline on Friday, with commodity issues heading the bounce back as crude and metal prices recovered. By
Online retailer Amazon.com Inc resumed selling hardcover and paperback books from Macmillan Publishers late on Friday in a sign the two companies are getting closer to resolving a pricing dispute over Macmillan's
IBM is beginning a long-awaited upgrade to a range of servers and other hardware to make them more energy-efficient and competitive than rival products by Hewlett-Packard and Sun Microsystems Inc. International Business
Asian shares fell on Monday and the euro dipped as festering debt problems in the euro zone prompted investors to shift out of riskier assets, dousing optimism over a fall in the
